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Justin Edwards

Trusty, bold, smiley. Characterful, strong voice.

Well known for drunken comedy character Jeremy Lion.

Regular TV panel show guest.

Audio Samples

Commercial Montage
Documentary
Natural Read
Various Radio 4 Comedy Characters
Bold, Friendly Commercial
Chirpy Commercial
Jeremy Lions Educational Song!

Video Samples

Justin Edward's Showreel

Accents

Styles

Singing Ability

Bass Baritone (Professional - Very experienced. Choral work, solos, comic songs.)

Musical Instruments

Guitar (Competent)
Ukulele (Competent)

Acting Talents

Improvisation (Highly skilled)

Other Languages

French (Fluent - Degree level.)

Credits

The Death of Stalin (Film, 2017) Spartak Sokolov. Gaumont
The Man Who Invented Christmas (Feature Film, 2017) John Forster. Solution Entertainment
The Trip to Spain (TV, 2017) UK Agent. BBC
Endeavour (TV, 2017) Cal Paterson. ITV
Are You Being Served? (TV, 2016) Mr Rumbold. BBC
Love and Friendship (Feature Film, 2016) Charles Vernon.
Professor Branestawn Returns (TV Film, 2015) Radio Announcer.
The Pitch (Short Film, 2015) Piers.
Cradle to Grave (TV, 2015) Headmaster.
W1A (TV, 2014-15) Mark Stephenson. BBC2.
Paddington (Feature Film, 2014) Sergeant.
Father Brown (TV, 2014) Hywel Pugh. BBC.
Puppy Love (TV, 2014) Tim. BBC4.
In And Out Of The Kitchen (TV, 2014) Anthony. BBC4.
Harry and Pauls Story of the Twos (TV, 2014) Various. BBC.
Monks (TV, 2014) Brother Bernard. BBC.
Veep (TV, 2014) Rob. HBO.
Bill (Feature Film, 2014) Francis Drake.
Man Down (TV, 2014) Solicitor. Ch4.
I Remember You (Short Film, 2014) Dennis.
The Suspicions of Mr Whicher (TV, 2013) Reverend Marlow. ITV.
Thor: The Dark World (Feature Film, 2013) Policeman.
Skins (TV, 2012) Eric. E4.
Misfits (TV, 2012) Roger. E4.
The Thick Of It (TV, 2012) Ben Swain. BBC2.
Fast & Loose (TV, 2011) Regular. BBC.
The News Quiz (Radio, 2011) Panellist. Radio 4.
In and Out of the Kitchen (Radio, 2011) Anthony. Radio 4.
Mr. Blue Sky (Radio, 2011) Ray. Radio 4.
And The Winner Is (Radio, 2011) Panellist. Radio 2.
Black Mirror: National Anthem (TV, 2011) Jon. C4.
The Increasingly Bad Decisions of Todd Margaret (TV, 2010-16) Various roles.
Doctors (TV, 2010) Julian Meadows. BBC.
The Rob Brydon Show (TV, 2010) Jeremy Lion. BBC2.
Secret Diary of a Call Girl (TV, 2010) Stewart. ITV2.
Pramface (TV, 2010) James.
Albatross (Feature Film, 2010) Policeman.
May Contain Nuts (TV, 2009) William. ITV1.
Skins (TV, 2009) Heavies. 2 eps.
Stewart Lee's Comedy Vehicle (TV, 2009) Various. BBC2.
Old Guys (TV, 2009) Steve. 2 eps.
Hey Hey We're The Monks (TV, 2008) Brother Bernard. BBC.
Sketchy (TV, 2008) Various. BBC1.
Best Birthday Ever (TV, 2007) Jeremy Lion. ITV1/Granada. Pilot.
No Heroics (TV, 2007) Thundermonkey. ITV2.
Thick of It (TV, 2007) Ben Swain MP. BBC.
Not Going Out (TV, 2007) BBC1.
Giles Wembley Hogg Goes to Glastonbury (TV, 2007) BBC4.
Consultants (TV, 2007) Writer/Performer. Avalon. Pilot.
Love Soup (TV, 2007) Burgess. BBC.
Spacehopper (TV, 2007) Various roles. BBC3.
Down at The Old Clapham Grand (TV, 2007) Jeremy Lion. BBC4.
The Duchess (Feature Film, 2007) Macaroni.
Unaccustomed As I Am (Radio, 2007) Self. Radio 4.
World Of Wrestling (Film, 2007) Haystacks.
Shush (TV, 2006) Colin Corbally. BBC.
Respectable (TV, 2006) Michael Price. C5.
Time Trumpet (TV, 2006) Various roles. BBC.
Mayo Murders (TV, 2006) Ken Dainty. BBC.
Home Again (TV, 2006) BBC.
Jeremy Lion: For Your Entertainment (Stage, 2006) Jeremy Lion. Phil McIntyre/Chocolate Factory.
This is Genius (TV, 2005) Colin Benchley. BBC.
Absolute Power (TV, 2005) Davies. BBC.
What's The Time Mr Lion? (Stage, 2005) Jeremy Lion. Edinburgh, London, UK Tour, Melbourne Festival. Perrier Award Nominee.
Robinsons (TV, 2004)
News Never Sleeps (TV, 2004) News Anchor. C4 pilot.
Jammin' (Radio, 2003 & 05) 2 episodes. Radio 2.
Peep Show (TV, 2003) Mike. 1 episode. First series. C4.
Hardware (TV, 2003) Dithery man. 1 episode.

Worked With

26/01/2018

Justin Edwards in The Ferryman

Set in Northern Ireland in 1981 this play is packed full of themes of family, love, mystery and so much more. Showing at the Gielgud Theatre Monday-Saturday 7pm, Matinees Wednesday and Saturday at 1:30pm. Showing until 19th May after popular demand. Photography by Johan Persson.